Who is a True Friend?

Who is a True Friend?

He is your friend, a true friend

Who stands by you when you need them the most?

He is your friend, a true friend

Who is eager to see you succeed in whatever you do

He is your friend, a true friend

Who understands your needs?

Whether you express them or not.

He is your friend, a true friend

Who lends an ear

When you want to share your feelings.

He is your friend, a true friend

Who offers his shoulder

When you need to shed tears.

He is your friend, a true friend

Who doesn't wait for your call;

He will be the first to reach out.

He is your friend, a true friend

Who takes the liberty to correct you

So that no one finds fault with you.

He is your friend, a true friend

Who puts your friendship first

And his relatives next

He is your friend, a true friend

Whose friendship is unconditional,

Not requiring anything in return.

You will gain a true friend when you are sincere with a friend who is closer to you than anyone else.

Friendship is not just a relationship but a celebration of truthfulness and selflessness in action.

M.L.Narendra Kumar

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